CHARLES LINDBERGH Signed RARE FRENCH 1927 RPPC POSTCARD Spirit of St. Louis

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CHARLES LINDBERGH Signed RARE FRENCH 1927 RPPC POSTCARD Spirit of St. Louis:
$793.87

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All autographs and historical paper that I sell are MONEY BACK GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC. I have authenticated autographs for insurance companies and collectors for more than three decades. I DO NOT SELL COPIES. I have collected historical autographs, books and ephemera since I was a kid in the late 1950\'s and have had this AUTOGRAPH in my own collection for a long long time! >